How Prosperism redefines wealth

Prosperism is a political doctrine that evaluates public policy not by what it distributes today, but by what it passes on tomorrow.

A prosperous nation is not the one that consumes the most, but the one that bequeaths more capital—human, economic, scientific, industrial, institutional, environmental, and cultural—to the next generation than it inherited.

The State is no longer merely the manager of the present; it must become the guardian of this shared legacy.